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  • Working with and existing Access Database

    Details Existing Access database written in access 2003 but converted when I installed access 2007 located on my laptop. Server 2003, IIS, WSS 3.0 installed and working How do I prepare the database that works fine on my laptop to put it on my sharepoint server for my employees to make the updates. Once...
    Posted to General (Forum) by Fivedeaddogs on 08-28-2008

  • Re: SQL 2005 Express, WSS 3.0 and Database Size Limitations

    Well, I've been able to answer part of my own question. I was able to successfully create another database on the same unlimited instance of SQL server that WSS 3.0 is using. Here are my steps: Open a command prompt and change directories to C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\90\Tools\binn Run...
    Posted to Setup, Admin and Deployment (Forum) by ros256 on 06-03-2008

  • SQL 2005 Express, WSS 3.0 and Database Size Limitations

    Apparently WSS 3.0 comes with an embedded version of SQL Server 2005 Express Edition that is different from the version that comes with MOSS, at least with regards to database size limitations. With MOSS you have a 4GB database size limitation; you do not have this limitation with the SQL server that...
    Posted to Setup, Admin and Deployment (Forum) by ros256 on 06-03-2008

  • Sharepoint Migration - I need the old metadata but it didn't come over

    Hello All, I am currently in the middle of a SharePoint migration and unfortunately the meta-data ( modified by, modified date....) did not come over with the data. I have got to have this but do not have the budget to purchase expensive software to do so. is there a native way to get this done or a...
    Posted to Setup, Admin and Deployment (Forum) by tag24351 on 03-26-2008

  • Site Collection and Content Database help!

    I'm trying to restructure our sites because I see and explosion coming. I can see our content database reaching 10TB inside the next year. We're a very large organization and we are taking sharepoint slowly (mostly piloting with a few departments), but I have many, many departments asking to...
    Posted to Setup, Admin and Deployment (Forum) by Capt_Ron on 03-09-2008

  • List data and SQL data

    I am currently trying to pull data from an SQL database, on one of our current systems, and into WSS Lists. However, the query is currently returning close to 50000 items and it is growing. Is there any way to present this data as a list (as opposed to storing it as a list), directly from the SQL database...
    Posted to Development (.NET) (Forum) by AsGF2MX on 02-23-2008

  • Re: Size of WSS 3.0 default database

    A coworker of mine pointed out this Wikipedia entry on the Windows Internal Database that has a little bit more good info on it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Internal_Database The one really relevant item to note in the article is that it provides instructions on how to access the database via...
    Posted to Setup, Admin and Deployment (Forum) by ferringer on 02-08-2008

  • Re: Size of WSS 3.0 default database

    Yep. Keep in mind that a SQL instance can contain multiple databases within it, so according to those numbers you're looking at a max of 50-60 content databases (if they are all expected to max out at 200 GB) per SQL instance. (Just wanted to make sure you weren't reading that as no more than...
    Posted to Setup, Admin and Deployment (Forum) by ferringer on 01-28-2008

  • Re: Size of WSS 3.0 default database

    Curt -- You might want to take a look at a post I made in another forum question, its got a lot of good info that relates to your question: http://www.sharepointu.com/forums/p/2276/6229.aspx#6229 I would however go with MS's advice as to the size of your content database, since it's probably...
    Posted to Setup, Admin and Deployment (Forum) by ferringer on 01-28-2008

  • Re: Size of WSS 3.0 default database

    I can't remember exactly where I got the info that was in my notes, but here's a few items I was able to find this morning. The WID is also referred to as the SQL 2005 Embedded Edition The WID is only used as the database backed for the Basic install of WSS 3.0; when you use the Basic (also referred...
    Posted to Setup, Admin and Deployment (Forum) by ferringer on 01-28-2008
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